I plan to run this suppressed, and I’m looking at getting the XLR element 4.0 magnesium chassis It’s the same weight as this current stock. I sent them an email and hope to get one to “test” haha one can dream right

Well I have been seeing much greater accuracy results recently (installed a chassis) and I have been pleased with it as of late!

@@isaacspoon Good to hear.

I will try it out soon. I had some good results this past week, with trying a few different things, also just got an XLR magnesium chassis to go with it as well but haven’t gotten back to the range yet

I had winmag already before this. I like the 300wsm as well. Once I changed the stock out, had amazing results

I have since gotten an XLR element 4.0 magnesium chasis and it groups WAY better. I plan on making another video soon, however we just had our first kid and I started a new job, so my free time has been lacking

@@isaacspoon first, congratulations on your new addition and I wish the baby a healthy life also hope the new job is fruitful. Just kind of sucks when you spend a arm and a leg on a rifle and then have to put more money on a stock just for it to shoot. Especially when the stock or I should say chassis is as costly as that one! It’s become to me anyway, to just build custom rifles rather than trying to improve rifles. I look forward to seeing the future content!

I changed stocks (switched to an XLR industries element 4.0 magnesium) and it instantly dropped my group size to .75 moa or better on 5 shot groups. I believe the stock is too flimsy for this recoil and makes contact on the barrel when I shoot/rest it on the bag. I made another video showing that happening on the channel and I am about to release a new video showing how simply changing the stock shrinks the groups with this rifle

I’m about to upload a new range day video tomorrow you check out. I have the new stock installed and saw a little bit better results on that range visit! Looking forward to seeing what thing can do after the stock swap

I definitely thought the same thing when I got shot mine for the first time but it definitely tightened up and shoots really well now I also put the gentry quite break on mine and it helped with the recoil

I have a suppressor waiting in atf jail. I plan to normally run that when shooting. Just haven’t put the QD suppressor muzzle brake on yet

@@isaacspoon I have similar results with factory ammo. I loaded up my own 178gr ELD-X and getting better groups but have found the right charge yet. I am also looking to upgrade the stock but haven’t found too many options yet.

@@faustoperera3664 i think ultimately I will have to rely on hand loads to get any sort of tru accuracy from this rifle... but we will see. i plan to test the new 4 types of ammo i just purchased within 2 weeks to see if i get better results

All factory ammo groupings drastically shrunk when I changed my stock. Precision hunter was seeing about .75” groups without trying too hard to get smaller groups. I believe the factory stock is just too flimsy to handle what’s going on and it’s making contact in places it shouldn’t be

@@isaacspoon I am considering Stocky’s NextGen UltraLite Carbon Fiber VG2™ Savage 10/110 Stock. My goal is to keep this as light weight as possible. I also like the XLR chassis but they are on a 30 week backorder. The mdt lss is not much heavier and is available today. I think you are right that the Tupperware stock is not coping well with moderate recoiling calibers. Which way would you go? Is it worth waiting for the XLR? My purpose for this rifle is to use it on my annual Nilgai and Aoudad hunt in South Texas. The Stocky’s stock looks and sounds great, but I do not see many reviews.

@@robertneal4112 I think either one would be a good choice. If you prefer the XLR chassis, reach out to them. There was an extended backorder when I was looking at getting mine and they had a few on the shelf they used at trade shows showing them off. Mine was desert tan, which wouldn’t have been my first choice, but I could buy it right away and it shipped in a few days. I of course added Carson fiber on all the accessories and foldable stock attachment as well, but there’s a chance they might have one on the shelf and you wouldn’t have to wait 30weeks

@@isaacspoon thank you for your help! I will give them a call. I do understand that this solution worked for you and may not solve my accuracy issue. I am willing to roll the dice and try. Thanks again.

@@robertneal4112 I bet a more rigid stock will help you out as well. Fingers crossed

I changed the stock to a rigid XLR industries magnesium element 4.0 stock and it seems to have fixed the issues without adding nearly any weight. I’ll have some videos coming out soon with that

Thinking of getting the Ultralite in 300 WSM and would put it in my MDT XRS (my target rifle is a SA savage with heavy barrel). The total weight should remain manageable, but with much improved ergonomics!

After reading this comment I’m inclined you’ve never shot for groups. Picking a fine point such as a corner of a target gives you a more accurate holding point for shooting than a 1/2” size red dot in the middle of the target. I’m a 1/2” moa shooter all day long on any of my accurate rifles. It is the stock not the gun. I’ve changed the stock to an XLR magnesium chasis and it shoots lights out now. I appreciate the concern though

@@isaacspoon I'm not concerned. You are the one struggling with the fundamentals of target shooting. That cheap bag on its side. Fast consecutive shots without settling. 1/2" shooter lol. It doesn't show!

@@chrisweber4450 have a nice day

@@isaacspoon you as well! Need anymore tips you just let me know

@@chrisweber4450 if you don’t even know why I’m holding on the corner of a target… I think any shooting tip you’d give would be as useful as me asking a dead branch for shooting tips 😂😂 but again, thanks for the concern and have a great day bud